Eartha Mae Kitt (Jan 17, 1927 – Dec 25, 2008) was a multifaceted American talent – actress, singer, cabaret star, dancer, comedian, activist, and voice artist.
Known for her unique voice, she scored big with 1953 hits “C’est Si Bon” and “Santa Baby,” both US Top 10. She shone as Catwoman in Batman’s final season (1967). Orson Welles dubbed her “the most exciting woman in the world.”
No flat Earthers defected.
*detected
Marrrrrcuss darling. Welcome to Lavender Hill
Scrolled through two pages and the only women I have heard of are Eartha Kitt, who would be 98 if she was still with us, and Rita Wilson. It must be possible to do better.
R.I.P.
Frankly I found her horrifying in "Boomerang."